Barf. It happened to fall off at a low part of a swing where it happens to have the most resistance to come back up. He'd have to have hands to "set it down".
@@BelindaB777nope all deer species including elk, moose, and caribou shed their antlers every year. In fact that is the defining trait that makes them "antlers" and not "horns". Antlers are shed annually horns are not.
That is a 1 year antler?!? Holy Moly. I was going to say how does hy run through the forest but it doesn't look like there is one there. Dang. If I saw that, I would probably think it was a tree branch. Awesome.😮
I think its similar to a lose babytooth. You can feel its almost ready, maybe another day or two. Then it comes off with a little pressure or shaking it off
Umm, sorry to burst your bubble but Elk aren't cows. It's true people refer to cow and elk as 'bull for male, cow for female' but that's been happening forever. Cows are Bovine. Elk are Cervidine. They are VERY different species.
@@dagrazytcom5492 Try googling, "what is a female elk called?" real quick. The original commenter is not saying they are bovine. "Cow" is used as a gender specifying term in certain species. The "cows" we get milk from are actually called that because they are female and not as a species title anyway. "Bull" specifies male, and "cow" specifies female in many species including the bovine species we use for milk and meat as well as Elk.
Ive seen so many reactions of different deer species of when their antlers drop, theres calm like this guy, the ones that are running and they drop, and the shake my head and get startled when they drop lol
There is a reason that you often find shed horns so close together. Imagine just how unbalanced you would feel if you had 20 pounds of bone on either side of your head and then one side suddenly fell off. I bet you would do just about anything to knock off the other side too.
@@LSD123. they make great dog chews and are often used for various forms of art (like semiprecious rock carving 😊 and origami) IDK what Google would tell you about them but those are a few uses I've found them handy for!
@@ThatGuyKazzwas just thinking about that too. Watched one where a bull moose was just standing then seemed to startle and shake his head a bit. The antlers detached so fast it scared him off.
That’s so cute! It’s almost like when you’re a kid and know a baby tooth is super loose but you’re scared to pull on it you’d rather it come loose on it’s own🥹so stinking cute 🥰
@user-mi5cm1cm2z I don't eat meat but respect subsistence hunters more than getting meat from the USDA: it's rife with terror and discomfort for the animals. Hoping humanity can rise to help Earth soon. 🌎 She needs triage. Peace ✌️
@@TroutDartThat was really fascinating. I had no idea how antlers are shed - never considered it until the start of this clip, but I was waiting for a big hit against the ground so very surprised to see the gentle placing of the dead weight 😳🤔 Poor guy needs a neck massage for sure though!
I feel you, elk. I used to work in a job where i had to carry 5 gallon water jugs by hand. My coworkers asked why i always took 2 at a time instead of one. I told them "spine alignment".
Mine too. Years of remodeling swimming pools and commerical painting has wrecked me. If your heart can take it try cold plunging. It really does give me a few hours of relief and several hours of the rest of my body feeling better than ever.
I had same experience at work, except with 21L buckets. People were always so sweet to offer help with one, but it’s so much harder on the body when you’re out of balance.
Yep. Slightly growing in bigger each time too. Truly amazing when you think about, or watch a full compilation of, the process from start to finish each year.
@@Pluto_Is_A_Planet_ After a few years the growth starts to revert and that's why the restaurant I work at might have this guys tenderloins on a plate next year. We got in 12 elk tenderloins for xmas/new years appetizers + 215 person wedding. Elk farms are cool but I prefer wild.
@@Pluto_Is_A_Planet_ Filling my elk tag is harder than my deer tag. I'm grateful for any large wild game. This year I didn't get my own elk, I tracked blood trail for my friend and helped pack it out. He let me take a back leg. Me and my dad both filled our deer tags. I had to track my dad's deer too. Learn how to follow blood and learn how to read the land
@@heruhcanedean Yeah, I heard they had to cut back on elk tags or something this year in some areas as well due to some groups of them dying out due to extreme weather or something. I don’t know if that’s true or not, just something I heard from a couple people I know who still live out West.
If you find an elk shed, you may wanna check your local regulations...some places may ticket you if you get caught with it. I know, its stupid to me too, but they are very protective about anything elk related. I could be totally wrong, but I remember hearing this somewhere recently.
@samp4016 how in the world is that stealing? I question a government that has no problem polluting everything it touches and says don't take natures waste products... do not respect dumb laws ever.
@@timothywang4083 No, but what I mean is that you often see young ones get completely shocked when an antler pops off, like they don't expect it in that moment. This fine lad is just used to it by now.
That’s the most beautiful thing I’ve ever seen in my life wow I have never seen even a dear shedding an antler before amazing wow thank you for sharing this beautiful video 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻❤️❤️❤️
@@_kontingencywell if you have something stuck to your head but can't use your hands what would you do? (Shake your head back and forth to throw it off)
@@a.c.1085 damn sure am. I'd bet all the money I have that I'm smarter than 75% of humanity or more. The past several years have taught me that and more. When your eyes open and you start looking at everything differently, using that pineal gland, you can look around and just tell that you're smarter than a lot of the people around you. Especially when you still see people wearing masks. I mean imagine still doing that to this day. I think part of all that stuff was exactly what it did, separate the idiots from the people that are intelligent. And actually to be totally honest with you I was not the top of my class at all. My mind was too active for school I didn't do great, especially in high school. If there's another thing I've learned in life is how someone does in school only just shows how much of a mindless sheep somebody can be. Congratulations you did what you're told very well little buddy. There's also a difference in book intelligence and wisdom. What did you vote for Joe Biden and got triggered or something? What's real funny is these days not many of you would admit that in front of other people. I've literally seen that for myself a bunch of people that voted Democrat in 2020 but are afraid to own up to it nowadays. Not like the voting really mattered anyway in that election. Which Speaking of which is another great measure of intelligence, whether you believe the 2020 election was legit or not. That says a lot in itself
Bull Elk are noticeably less angry once they've shed their antlers. When they're ripping off their velvet, and during the rut, they're furious animals.
I live about 100yds from the edge of the forest. One day I was sitting on the front porch, and heard this really loud cracking sound, looked up just in time to see a huge pine tree come crashing down. Same as you no wind, it just cracked in half and fell over.
don't say that i I have to walk by a forty foot dead tree every morning it caught fire three years and now it keeps shedding large limbs like that elk.
Judging from cattle farmers I know and the yellow earring its rocking there's hardly a tree around to help knock them off. I wonder how it was able to rub its felt off, must have been on the fences. The elk farmer I know puts caging around the feeding areas to help knock them off.
@darrenmurphy5347bone is NOT made of keratin. Fingernails are, though. Hair and fingernails are keratin. Bone is protein, collagen, calcium, water, and hydroxyapatite. Antlers are not comparable to bone, they’re more comparable to claws.
As he sheds his last antler, he begins to sob & cry out loud “why was I challenging everyone and everything???!!! And whatever came over me to even begin to think that I need a harem, A HAREM???!!! Who have I become????!!!!!!”
I live by the Fox River in Illinois, and while I've never seen a shed antler anywhere near this size, my dogs find little ones and bring em home to chew on
@@decidiousrex I find it so weird that with the thousands of deer around me, and the thousands of hours I've been in the woods, I've only found 2 sheds.
"Finally! My neck was killing me!"
This has got to be why they are such tough animals packing around all that weight on their heads! 😂
Of course look how thick the beast’s neck is
😂😂👍🏻👍🏻
That must've been so annoying lol, I felt so much relief just as a spectator.
No kidding😂
I thought he was gonna whip it but he just gently dropped it like setting a bag of groceries down.😂
Yeah, the bag with the eggs in it 😁😁
Hahaha! 😁
I throw all my grocery bags on the floor milk juice eggs bread all of it
@@maniack50LPBGyou absolute lunatic
Glue stick brah!
His head must feel so light. Its like the ultimate form of feeling the cool air on your head after a haircut
Or after taking a huge 💩
So true lol that's relatable
having no hair is not that cool, trust me
@@andnowihow would you know the difference if you don’t have hair
You fuggin bald if you’re feeling that much air on the dome 😅😅
I don’t know much about deers, elk and moose but it definitely looks like he knew that thing was about to pop.
Probably his 10th-or-so time doing it.
It wiggled, like a loose tooth...but bigger!
Probably feels so good, like kicking off work boots and walking on carpet after work 😅
I’m sure they would rather walk around without those heavy suckers 😂
Dude you just hit me in the feels with this comment.
It's like when you were a young kid and had the nagging loose tooth.
You know it’s been a long day when the hardwood floor feels soft under your feet after them boots come off. 😂😂
I got that feeling everyday 😂😂
The relief he must have felt
Yea, until the next time he has an itch on his hind parts. 😄
@@madmartian2 Thank You.
Ah, that was good!
@@madmartian2 Tree
@@madmartian2how would he even scratch it?
@@sugardady1019a tree
Wow, he was so gentle when he set it down! Usually they whip them off so hard they scare their own asses off! Clearly, not his first rodeo.
Yup, he just gently placed them there
That’s a pretty mature bull. Takes years of sheds for a rack to mature to that size
With a rack like that, definitely.
This is the most calm shedding I’ve ever watched
Love how he gently puts it down
Right 😂, he's swinging it all around and then right at the end it falls off like he is setting a baby down 😂😂
The way he looks at it too! 😳
@@slapskate
I love that look.
"wow! my antlers are BIG and gorgeous!!
Dayum!!! But no wonder my neck hurt!"
Barf. It happened to fall off at a low part of a swing where it happens to have the most resistance to come back up. He'd have to have hands to "set it down".
@@ZenEndurance Well lookee here...Mr obvious walked in the room 🙄
"You mean that was on my head this whole time, and no one said anything?"
😂😂😂👍🏻!!!
lol! 😂😂😂😂
😂
Haha the look he gave it at the end was awesome 😂
😂
He looked at it like "shit, I was wearing that?"
😂😂😂
Looks like that one was probably like a loose tooth: hurts and you can feel it moving so you just wiggle it until you can knock it out
😂
Well that was much more gentle than I expected.
Right? I was expecting it to scratch it head against the ground at least to get it off 😂
I think he thought the same thing 🤣
@@floridagirl121369 seemed like it. He paused and looked at it like…oh, well good then.
I thought the same thing. It’s like he could tell it was about to fall off a second before it did, almost like he let it go!
@@nanapam6376 Haha. It’s like that sneeze that dies just before it comes out.
And they grow a whole new set of trees on their head in less than a year, amazing
OUI C'EST INCROYABLE LA CREATION DIVINE ❤ BRAVO DIEU
During the velvet stage, antlers can grow up to 1 inch per day. Elk antlers are among the fastest growing animal tissue on the planet
@@poissonrouge5498tu as une preuve de dieu ?
@@julzbergener8142that's pretty cool
@@spartoiss488 do you even have a proof to deny God existence? 🙂
Thank you! Almost 50 years of outdoor experience and hunting and I’ve never witnessed such a thing.
Do you let them live long enough to shed their antlers? 🧐😒
@@cindyn9922 You find antlers all the time but I've never heard of anyone actually seeing it happen.
Stop killing
@@SamanthaEdgell I didn't see anything die. I assume you don't eat meat so maybe stop watching hunting type videos?
@@MoxJet629these soft ass people, why they watch hunting content and then try and rip into others for enjoying it?? So pathetic
The way it looked down at it when it came off is priceless. Made sure to get a look 😅
I like how he just looks at it for a bit afterwards.
“Hmmmm, I made that??”.
Nah, this isnt his first time. More like "Hmm, last years were bigger..."
@@Oozaru85😅😅😅
No its more like did I do that 😂
@@toddrussell4934 🤣😂🤣😂
If ya think about it, it's the first time he's seen em
The fact that the thing he just shed will grow back to that size within less than a year is mind boggling
WoW really this is amazing to me, I thought they kept the same ones for life...😵
no they constantly shed them. there make awesome cabin chandaliers @@BelindaB777
Right!?!?
@@BelindaB777nope all deer species including elk, moose, and caribou shed their antlers every year. In fact that is the defining trait that makes them "antlers" and not "horns". Antlers are shed annually horns are not.
That is a 1 year antler?!? Holy Moly. I was going to say how does hy run through the forest but it doesn't look like there is one there. Dang. If I saw that, I would probably think it was a tree branch. Awesome.😮
You can feel the immense relief by proxy
Reminds me of when you finally get a bad tooth pulled. Pure relief
Dude’s like in awe of how big his antler actually was lol.
He really is!😂
That was the best part.... Sheer astonishment
And to think it all grew in just one year
Ya, i love the way he just stared at it in the end!!😂❤
I’m sure he’s aware how big they are! Looks heart broken to lose em. Knows he ain’t getting pussy now!!
it must have a particular sensation so they know when they are ready to drop off. Amazing to actually see it.
I think its similar to a lose babytooth. You can feel its almost ready, maybe another day or two. Then it comes off with a little pressure or shaking it off
I wondered about that too.
@@Linda-hs1lkis bet it’s really itchy like when you have a big scab from a deep wound,
Yes they do. It feels alot like peeing.
@@TheodoreHoesevelt I'm curious, what makes you say it feels like peeing thát confidently?
**bull elk sheds off it's antlers**
cows: "welcome to our specie, mate"
Umm, sorry to burst your bubble but Elk aren't cows. It's true people refer to cow and elk as 'bull for male, cow for female' but that's been happening forever. Cows are Bovine. Elk are Cervidine. They are VERY different species.
@@dagrazytcom5492 Plus cows don’t shed their horns.
@@dagrazytcom5492 Try googling, "what is a female elk called?" real quick. The original commenter is not saying they are bovine. "Cow" is used as a gender specifying term in certain species. The "cows" we get milk from are actually called that because they are female and not as a species title anyway. "Bull" specifies male, and "cow" specifies female in many species including the bovine species we use for milk and meat as well as Elk.
Ive seen so many reactions of different deer species of when their antlers drop, theres calm like this guy, the ones that are running and they drop, and the shake my head and get startled when they drop lol
There is a reason that you often find shed horns so close together. Imagine just how unbalanced you would feel if you had 20 pounds of bone on either side of your head and then one side suddenly fell off. I bet you would do just about anything to knock off the other side too.
I agree. Elk antlers are generally found close together for that reason, but not always.
Horns don't shed. Elk have antlers.
@@farrierette5216 That is correct.
@@farrierette5216yes
Do elk grow/shed antlers yearly ... or, on some other time cycle? And, do both e;k males and elk females go through this process, or only the males?
He literally looked at that antler and thought, "what the heck is that?" 😂
Dude was mesmerized, just like when we got a big fat uncut dump...
@@radenakbar XD I'm dying 😭
He was like "oh shit, thats been up there the whole time?" 😂
He sits there and looks at it like: "farewell old friend"
That came off so damn easy. Way easier than I was expecting!!!
Right!
I was totally expecting a dramatic strike on the ground, not the tiniest of nudges! Clearly the 1st time I've ever seen a shed!❤
No you were right in your original thinking they will normally rake trees and fences to knock them loose
I didn't even know they shed their antlers…
@@LSD123. they make great dog chews and are often used for various forms of art (like semiprecious rock carving 😊 and origami) IDK what Google would tell you about them but those are a few uses I've found them handy for!
@@Jezus42I've seen a few videos where they'll just shake their head and they snap off and go flying too
@@ThatGuyKazzwas just thinking about that too. Watched one where a bull moose was just standing then seemed to startle and shake his head a bit. The antlers detached so fast it scared him off.
That’s so cute! It’s almost like when you’re a kid and know a baby tooth is super loose but you’re scared to pull on it you’d rather it come loose on it’s own🥹so stinking cute 🥰
The way he looked at it after shedding reminds me of my dog and how he inspects things. Love this video!
It's amazing how deer and elk shed there antlers and grow them back so fast awesome footage
Yes, thanks
It's because of igf 1. They release alot of growth hormone to grow them so fast. They sell antler velvet for body builders post workout
@@TroutDarta
@@briansutton3088 at first I thought you said AG1 and I thought there's no way this guy is doing an athletic greens add in the comment section 😂
Moose antlers are the fastest growing tissue of any animal
It’s incredible how such a small thing is actually so rare and so cool to see
Why do they shed their antlers?
@@user-mi5cm1cm2z oh crap I just noticed that…
@user-mi5cm1cm2z
I don't eat meat but respect subsistence hunters more than getting meat from the USDA: it's rife with terror and discomfort for the animals.
Hoping humanity can rise to help Earth soon. 🌎 She needs triage.
Peace ✌️
It's cool how a few whitetail deer were seen shedding their antlers. They sort of vibrate and toss them lol
Thats so cool you caught it on camera! I went into the woods and found a white-tailed deer antler im so pround of myself lol
I love how he's fighting it and all it took was a gentle tap on the ground
He looked shocked to feel the relief, I can’t imagine walking with just one side of your head being heavy
Wow, great capture! Thanks for sharing!
Your welcome!
ABSOLUTELY AWESOME 😊
@@TroutDartThat was really fascinating. I had no idea how antlers are shed - never considered it until the start of this clip, but I was waiting for a big hit against the ground so very surprised to see the gentle placing of the dead weight 😳🤔 Poor guy needs a neck massage for sure though!
Homie has been waiting MONTHS for this moment 😂
"I feel lightheaded now"
Elk: *Sigh* Finally, that thing was such a burden -"
*Wolf pack shows up*
Elk: "SERIOUSLY?!"
No joke! Them wolves have really done some damage to the elk herds!
no baby shhh sleep
This is the most unironic Marvel comedy ass comment I have ever read
@@kymriel I'm glad you enjoyed it. 🙂
@@TroutDartnot as much damage as humans had.
I feel you, elk. I used to work in a job where i had to carry 5 gallon water jugs by hand. My coworkers asked why i always took 2 at a time instead of one. I told them "spine alignment".
Kept good spine alignment but hows the cartilage?
@@dustinb1070 ain't doin so well
Mine too. Years of remodeling swimming pools and commerical painting has wrecked me. If your heart can take it try cold plunging. It really does give me a few hours of relief and several hours of the rest of my body feeling better than ever.
LOVED "spine alignment"
I had same experience at work, except with 21L buckets. People were always so sweet to offer help with one, but it’s so much harder on the body when you’re out of balance.
Homie felt like a brand new elk after that shedding!
That must've felt so good that even I felt the relief!
Its amazing how they grow a huge pair of antlers in a few months, then shed them to regrow them the next year.
Yep. Slightly growing in bigger each time too. Truly amazing when you think about, or watch a full compilation of, the process from start to finish each year.
@@Pluto_Is_A_Planet_ After a few years the growth starts to revert and that's why the restaurant I work at might have this guys tenderloins on a plate next year.
We got in 12 elk tenderloins for xmas/new years appetizers + 215 person wedding.
Elk farms are cool but I prefer wild.
@@heruhcanedean That’s cool. I personally prefer deer meat to elk.
@@Pluto_Is_A_Planet_ Filling my elk tag is harder than my deer tag. I'm grateful for any large wild game.
This year I didn't get my own elk, I tracked blood trail for my friend and helped pack it out. He let me take a back leg.
Me and my dad both filled our deer tags. I had to track my dad's deer too. Learn how to follow blood and learn how to read the land
@@heruhcanedean Yeah, I heard they had to cut back on elk tags or something this year in some areas as well due to some groups of them dying out due to extreme weather or something. I don’t know if that’s true or not, just something I heard from a couple people I know who still live out West.
Yayyyy! Clean shed no issues.
Wanna come clean my shed?
If you find an elk shed, you may wanna check your local regulations...some places may ticket you if you get caught with it. I know, its stupid to me too, but they are very protective about anything elk related. I could be totally wrong, but I remember hearing this somewhere recently.
@@ramblinman884I don’t think other people have as much a problem as you think the rest of us do. Stop stealing antlers
@samp4016 how in the world is that stealing? I question a government that has no problem polluting everything it touches and says don't take natures waste products... do not respect dumb laws ever.
@@Gruwg20245 seconds of research was all it took and you still managed to fail
Seems like the elk is just trying not to lose a eye when it falls off 😂
That is now mine. It's beautiful!
That's freaking cool! Ive never seen how they actually shed off. Thank you for the post.
You bet!
@@TroutDartdo you know if shedding their antlers feels like a loose tooth to them?
That's funny, he looks at it like, darn, you were the heavy thing on the other side of my head. Finally!!!!!
He almost look disappointed. Like his favorite hat can never be worn again 😂
I love how you can clearly see that he knew the antler was gonna fall off and was trying to shake it off
You can tell this one has experience. He knew it was coming and was totally ready for it.
Ready?!? He must've been tryin for so many weeks!! Gosh
He just dropped the other one
@@timothywang4083 No, but what I mean is that you often see young ones get completely shocked when an antler pops off, like they don't expect it in that moment. This fine lad is just used to it by now.
@@megan00b8 ngl I would be alarmed too if I just lost a part of my head and I didn’t expect it to
The antlers get more points as the animal ages. This elk had 7 points on one antler, so he's done this before.
I love how he looked the antler up and down after dropping it as if admiring his beautiful work.❤
Me when I shit
makes sense. it's the first time he's ever seen it.
I was thinking more:
"Well huh! That's never happened before?!"
Now you know why men leave toenails lying around😂
@@FD_and_B😂😂😂 that fucking killed me
Aww the way he looked at it. Shedding antlers must feel so bittersweet for them.
I am always amazed. Thank you for sharing.
Thank you! Cheers!
Elk: I can finally sneak into the girls sleepover party
😂 lol
So funny and probably true
He just looks like a guy that just shaved to them.
@@ComicusFreemaniusscent wise maybe but visually the females wouldn’t notice
“Those hoomans were onto something. I hereby identify as a doe for the next twenty four hours!”
*Time to sneak into the herd. Giggidy-giggidy*
Wow lucky find right in front of you .that is a monster bull elk .👍he gave you a gift 🎁.
That’s the most beautiful thing I’ve ever seen in my life wow I have never seen even a dear shedding an antler before amazing wow thank you for sharing this beautiful video 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻❤️❤️❤️
Glad you enjoyed it
Bro was like damn my back is killing me I gotta put this shit down
Thats actually more incredible than i thought it would be absolutely amazing. The way he looked at it also.
Wish we could've seen more afterwards.
@becky12364 yea absolutely to see the wild life do their thing is one of the coolest things life offer and a blessing to see it.
Omg I thought it was about to go flying! Yet, it just gently drops down like a nice feather 😂
Why would it?!
@@_kontingencywell if you have something stuck to your head but can't use your hands what would you do? (Shake your head back and forth to throw it off)
@@_kontingencythe same reason why you would vote for Joe Biden. It wouldn't make any sense
@@SuperLockguy you must've been the top of your class. Sharp as a bowling ball
@@a.c.1085 damn sure am. I'd bet all the money I have that I'm smarter than 75% of humanity or more. The past several years have taught me that and more. When your eyes open and you start looking at everything differently, using that pineal gland, you can look around and just tell that you're smarter than a lot of the people around you. Especially when you still see people wearing masks. I mean imagine still doing that to this day. I think part of all that stuff was exactly what it did, separate the idiots from the people that are intelligent. And actually to be totally honest with you I was not the top of my class at all. My mind was too active for school I didn't do great, especially in high school. If there's another thing I've learned in life is how someone does in school only just shows how much of a mindless sheep somebody can be. Congratulations you did what you're told very well little buddy. There's also a difference in book intelligence and wisdom. What did you vote for Joe Biden and got triggered or something? What's real funny is these days not many of you would admit that in front of other people. I've literally seen that for myself a bunch of people that voted Democrat in 2020 but are afraid to own up to it nowadays. Not like the voting really mattered anyway in that election. Which Speaking of which is another great measure of intelligence, whether you believe the 2020 election was legit or not. That says a lot in itself
That was the calmest antler shed I think I’ve ever seen!
He’s like, there you go, you can have that!
He looked so relieved when the old antler came off.
“ once I’m done recording, ima go get that antler.”
Gotta match it up 😜
Elk : Finally, i'm a cow.
You know that was such a relief!
Great video!💚💯✊️🪶🐾👣
“Youre gonna take these home and tell everyone you bagged me arent ya?”
Dude looked at that like "wtf? That was there the whole time? Thought I felt something...".
Majestic. Thank you.
This video is a masterpiece of a documentary. Amazing!
So cute 😂! It's funny! Once the antlers are off it's like he turned to a big sheep!
Exactly my thought!! 😂
Bull Elk are noticeably less angry once they've shed their antlers. When they're ripping off their velvet, and during the rut, they're furious animals.
Holy sheep! What kind of monster sheep do you have in your area? Lol 😂
@@adrielburned6924 Well, I said big sheep, didn't I 🤣?
He knew it was ready to come off that's amazing.
I’m wondering if it feels loose, like a loose tooth?
@@allisonjames2923they apparently get itchy
The way it came off with so little force makes me think it must've felt like when a baby tooth is wobbly
“God dammit I’ve been trying for the last hour to get the damn thing to pop off-“ *plop* “……alrighty then”😂
If I’m not mistaken, I think he took a moment of Silence to his shed antler’s. I think he did. Anyway you take it that was so Respectfully Kool…
Maybe the most incredible video out there. Reminds me of when I once saw a tree just fall over. No wind, no saw cuts, , just fell over.
I live about 100yds from the edge of the forest. One day I was sitting on the front porch, and heard this really loud cracking sound, looked up just in time to see a huge pine tree come crashing down. Same as you no wind, it just cracked in half and fell over.
don't say that i I have to walk by a forty foot dead tree every morning it caught fire three years and now it keeps shedding large limbs like that elk.
I love how he stares at it for a second after it falls off like “oops dropped my hat” lol
I wonder where the other one fell? But, what a find to stumble onto antlers this large!
That tap on the ground did it. It's amazing how the body seperates and allows this massive bony growth the fall away.
Judging from cattle farmers I know and the yellow earring its rocking there's hardly a tree around to help knock them off. I wonder how it was able to rub its felt off, must have been on the fences.
The elk farmer I know puts caging around the feeding areas to help knock them off.
it's not bones. it's actually densely packed hair.
@darrenmurphy5347bone is NOT made of keratin. Fingernails are, though.
Hair and fingernails are keratin. Bone is protein, collagen, calcium, water, and hydroxyapatite.
Antlers are not comparable to bone, they’re more comparable to claws.
The guy admitted he was wrong and learned a new thing and your reaction is to shame him. Stfu@Anonymous-cc5pn
I didnt know they kinda just fall off like that. Pretty cool to see!
The way he admired it after it came off. Yup I grew that!!
Best video ive seen all day
I felt the relief right along with it😂
Looks like a completely different animal without the rack
As he sheds his last antler, he begins to sob & cry out loud “why was I challenging everyone and everything???!!! And whatever came over me to even begin to think that I need a harem, A HAREM???!!! Who have I become????!!!!!!”
The way he looked at it like “oh….well that feels great”
So interesting! Thanks for sharing!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Elk: "that's the last time I buy that glue."😂😂😂
This comment made my day 😂😂
Beautiful thanks for sharing 😊
Thanks for watching
They go from majestic beasts to fluffy puppies you want to pet. Much like when men shave beards.
Nature’s equivalent to a man shaving his beard and looking in the mirror like, “what have I done”.
As a young man in Heber AZ
I used to walk through the forest and pick up my cabin.
One antler at a time.
I live by the Fox River in Illinois, and while I've never seen a shed antler anywhere near this size, my dogs find little ones and bring em home to chew on
@@decidiousrex I find it so weird that with the thousands of deer around me, and the thousands of hours I've been in the woods, I've only found 2 sheds.
@@littlejackalo5326they eat them if they’re hungry, mystery solved
You picked your cabin up? with antlers?
Still find it fascinating how antlers just pop off like that
He's like "Dont shoot! Im just gonna set these down for ya and be on my way"
He must now feel as if he's walking on air❤
When they're ready, they're ready!! 👌👍
It’s so wild they grow those things every year :)
He looks at it like “huh, well look at that”